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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1934

Page

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Gunfire Kills Three in Hazleton Parade

Democratic paraders earlier faced gunfire from two darkened upper windows in Hazleton Pa as three marchers died and 15 were wounded. Police and state authorities seized Joseph Bruno and several relatives amid threats and calls for dynamite. Weapons found at Bruno’s home and his nephew’s quarters prompted gubernatorial condemnation of the violence as voters faced an ominous day.

Hazleton Solerres Here Pinchot Joseph Bruno Bruno David L. Lawrence Lieut Edward Griffith Alice McBride Democratic Party Frank Fiorilla Kelayres John Golosky McAdoo William Forte McAdoo Heights

Heavy voting reported across New Mexico on election day

In Las Cruces observers expected a record turnout as sheriff candidates Jose R. Lucero and Jose Viramontes vied for the office. In Albuquerque voters anticipated 18,000 to 20,000 statewide. National Guard observers patrolled Las Vegas polling places amid disputed authority from Governor Hockenhull.

Las Cruces N. M Jose R. Lucero Jose Viramontes Bronson Cutting Raton Raton Carlsbad Eddy County Nat Clovis Albuquerque Bernalillo County Las Vegas New Mexico National Guard Osborne GC. Wood The National Guard San Migual A. W. Heckenhall Wood Hockenhull Associated Press Clovis Les Cruces Deming Santa Fe Clovis Ee Los Lunas National

Kingsford Smith Flight News Uplifts California Audiences

A radio report praises Kingsford Smith for a historyMaking flight with praised piloting and navigation. The piece notes America’s involvement and says the achievement distracts Californians from election tensions. It hints at personal reflections and a nostalgic aside about November 4 1879 in Oklahoma Territory.

Santa Monica Calif Kingsford-Smith America California Oolagah Indian Territory

Huey Long Calls Louisiana to Secede from Union

New Orleans AP report quotes Huey Long declaring Louisiana should secede to end the state’s mood. He envisions independence or joining Mexico, blasting Washington elites and vowing to run Louisiana alone, even while a court case looms over libel remarks.

New Orleans Huey Long Louisiana United States Mexico Washington United States Supreme Court Samuel T. Ansell

Extortion Plot Arrests Reported in Clovis

Beulah M. Drake and Robert V. Dudgeon were arrested in Clovis New Mexico on federal extortion charges for an alleged mail plot. They faced 2000 dollar bonds and were jailed. Authorities say a confession tied Dudgeon and Drake to letters demanding 300 dollars from Sam Wiseman a Texas farmer.

Clovis N. M Beulah M. Drake Texas Robert V. Dudgeon United States Dudgeon Brake E. B. Eastham Sam Wiseman Sudan Wiseman

First Election Returns and Calderon Dies From Wounds

Pablo Calderon, out on $3,000 bond on appeal from a voluntary manslaughter conviction, died at St Marys hospital from three leg wounds. Police investigate possible murder angle. four men said Calderon shot himself but wounds and a dirt filled gun suggest otherwise. Calderon was found in East Bland Chihuahua district after a blood trail from Sheridan McIntosh home. Continued on Page Five. New Ashford Reports Early Election Returns Democratic edge for Walsh and Curley. Truman leads in Missouri. Mount Washington flags a Democratic gain with Bacon narrow plurality. Selma reports Democratic sweep in nine votes. Nebraska eyes possible record turnout for one house legislature and U S races.

Pablo Calderon Liberty State Supreme Court Roger Salazar St. Mary’s Hospital Calderon Sheridan McIntosh East First Street East Bland Chihuahua Manuel Horton Mike Gonzales Roberto Gallegos Gallegos Schuler S. T Gaspar G. Bacon James M. Curley Boston U. S David I. Walsh Robert M. Washbern Curley New Asdfory Alvan T. Fuller Missouri Springfield Harry S. Truman Roscoe Co. Patterson Mount Washington Mass Massachusetts Mount Warhinton Alabama Selma Ala Martin’s Station Dallas County Nebraska Lincoln Neb

Armistice Day Plans By Roswell Veterans Groups

Roswell posts of the American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars and Disabled American Veterans plan a joint Armistice Day observance for next Sunday November 11. A committee led by Frank O Graham H H Lewis and Sam Bryant is working on arrangements with details to be announced later.

Roswell American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Frank O. Graham The H. H. Lewis Sam Bryant

Shot and killed in Ohio election quarrel near West Union

Lon Hayslip, 61, was shot and killed at Cedar Mill near West Union Ohio amid an election quarrel. Sheriff H E Ogle formed a posse to search for Floyd Covert, 48, who fled after the shooting.

West Union Lon Hayslip Cedar Mill H. E. Ogle Floyd Covert

Fairbanks Misses Vote After Flight Delay in Albuquerque

Douglas Fairbanks traveled to Albuquerque to back Clyde Tingley, the Democratic candidate for governor. A missed connecting flight caused him to miss casting a vote in California. the next plane to Los Angeles would arrive too late for him to vote.

Fairbanks Albuquerque N. M Douglas Fairbank Clyde Tingley California Los Angeles

Two Dead From Poisoned Fruit in New Mexico

In Harding county near Rosebud, J G Tomkins 79 and his eight year old grandson Clinton Elliott died after eating home preserved peaches. Other family members showed no illness. A neighbor found the two dead. no violence noted and poisoning suspected though not confirmed.

N. M J G. Tomkins Clinton Elliott Tomkins Rosebud Harding County Santa Fe State Educational Association Tompkins

Normal vote cast in Roswell election day

Roswell voters at 2 45 pm reported a steady turnout with 2328 ballots in nine precincts. Compared to 2624 at 2 30 pm in the 1932 presidential race and 2075 in 1928 off year, voting remained quiet and orderly as county candidates drew little competition on the Democratic ticket.

Roswell

Election News Tonight at the Daily Record

The Daily Record will announce local state and national election returns tonight via loud speaker. Coverage starts about six o'clock with early ballots counted since eleven this morning and will be announced as received. The paper invites the public to listen and follow updates from New Mexico and other states.

Daily Record Louis Falconi New Mexico

California recall push fuels recall talk after election

Upton Sinclair, the Democratic candidate for California governor, said if defeated by Republican Frank Merriam he will immediately launch an education campaign to push for a recall. The remarks came amid the California governor's race coverage in Pasadena on November 6.

Pasadena Calif Upton Sinclair Frank F. Merriam California

Japs Deny Fortifying Pacific Isle Under Mandate

Tokyo says suspicions at Geneva that islands Japan administers under a mandate are groundless. Japan asserts it faithfully observes the mandate on the former German island in the Pacific and denies plans to admit foreign warships or build naval bases. British sources warn any mandate violation could breach the 1922 Washington naval treaty and trigger naval discussions.

Tokyo Foreign Office Geneva Japan Pacific League of Nations’ Mandate Commission London Pacific Islands

Lt Commander Hamilton Addresses Legion Meeting

Lieutenant Commander Donald W. Hamilton U S Navy retired spoke at the American Legion post about naval limits to transport troops to the Philippines in war with Japan and shared insights on navy operations. He noted 25 years of service including World War I and lives in Roswell. P V Thorson spoke on Scouting as Commander Albert Hudson presided.

Donald W. Hamilton U. S. Navy American Legion Philippines Japan Hamilton Roswell P. V. Thorson Albert Hudson

Luff Couple to Leave Roswell for Los Angeles

Mr and Mrs BE H Luff longtime Roswell residents plan to depart this afternoon for their home in Los Angeles after a several day visit in Roswell

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